wlecometo

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by wlecometo 15d ago
that's really looking at things in the worst possible way. China acquired most of the manufacture of the world, so yeah emission increased, the problem is that they did not decrease where the manifacture was lost. if you look at co2 em
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by wlecometo 16d ago
you just need to have a balance. - enough rich people like you so you don't feel alone - enough middle income people that buy to keep you rich and strive to become rich - enough poor people that try everything possible to become riche
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by wlecometo 1mo ago
all bikes in the video do not have mudguards. kind of impractical for city bikes.
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by wlecometo 2mo ago
These "most vulnerable ones" are the ones who don't want airco or that believe that climate change does not exist because it's summer of course it's hot.
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by wlecometo 2mo ago
it's the 2026 version of the "are they starving? give them croissant". "is it warm due to climate change? just install airco"
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by wlecometo 7mo ago
we have been living in the US sovereignty until now, if you don't trust me ask, the people behind, The pirate bay, Dmitri Sklyarov or Kim dot com.
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by wlecometo 7mo ago
> Instead of destroying the unsold clothes in Europe, they are already being sent to Chile or Ghana to be destroyed there.
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by wlecometo 8mo ago
> When we piss everyone off in the EU tech company growth gets kneecapped and limited to US well, you can finally hardcode the date in mm/dd/yy format without worrying for a menu to change it.
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by wlecometo 2y ago
> I just want to appreciate how well written and thought out this was Cath church is well famous on writing good things and then failing at putting them in practice. It took up to 1992 to see an official pardon to Galileo Galilei (1564
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by wlecometo 3y ago
cortana plays me star wars imperial march. pretty please
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by wlecometo 3y ago
> Protesting without providing alternatives is futile and counter-productive. Alternatives are suggested but they are largely ignored, postponed to the next legislation, criticized (with no scientific evidence) and finally hijacked by fa
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by wlecometo 3y ago
because my transaction is a legitimate one until proven otherwise (innocent until proven guilty principle), and i have the right to buy something without letting my bank know what or where i bough it. I could or could not disclose that paym
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by wlecometo 3y ago
no they are not, unless by mafia you are generalizing the term "organized chrime"
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by wlecometo 3y ago
his party seems the less dangerous because all the others have trained in the last 20 years to mimic it, while trying to seem different. his party symbolise and perfectly represent the modern core of what is rotten in italian politic..and i
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by wlecometo 4y ago
while i agree that "taking away the all wealth of rich people and divide it among all people" is simply unrealistic, wrong and unpractical, i do believe we could ask the wealthier more "effort" than the actual one, witho
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by wlecometo 4y ago
> SEPA transfers take 30 seconds to clear. not entirely true, there are several countries in europe in which a SEPA transfer is shown in the beneficiary the next day, the most famous one being Italy. Italy also being the one with specif
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by wlecometo 4y ago
> Toyota is just stubbornly refusing to take the L on their 30 years of research into this. I don't blame them, but I'm not them, so I'll call it how it is. no Toyota is just not buying the "all in" bet on EV, an
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by wlecometo 4y ago
in italy there are laws against fascism and fascist and having a political party that is fascists, just because she's from right that doesn't mean she is a fascist because that would be illegal.
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by wlecometo 4y ago
well there was already someone named draghi , plural for dragon
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by wlecometo 4y ago
> As someone who would want to be a vegan but struggles not to eat meat going off topic, i think that being vegan/vegetarian for 5-6 days a week and one when you eat meat would still help .
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by wlecometo 4y ago
> Finally its not a great solution for the elderly and has some risks. it's not a great solution either to have elderly people in a car where one of their mistakes couuld kill people; but it is more accepted this as a "fatality
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Everything is an input device (fun with barcodes) [video](media.ccc.de)
58 points by wlecometo 4y ago|7 comments
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by wlecometo 4y ago
this is exactly why i added a fake camera in front of my door.
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by wlecometo 4y ago
no it was not taxation but legal reasons. as it takes years in italy to get a decision from judges.
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by wlecometo 4y ago
> The Netherlands entire business is to be a tax haven inside the EU market. while taxation in NL is lower than other countries like italy or French, it is not a tax haven, which is a precise definition that involves also border line leg
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by wlecometo 4y ago
This is one of those confusing things as immigrant in NL, on one side the toleration allows all those weekend smokers tourism, especially in amsterdam and it helps the economy (well, debatable) but then the whole coffee shop activity (you c
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by wlecometo 4y ago
> Our prime minister in NL recently got away with using a Nokia 3310 to circumvent SMS retention law that's not entirely correct but people can read more here for example: https://www.nporadio1.nl/nieuws/politie
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by wlecometo 4y ago
the two "why" laptops before the frame.work laptop are ranked 97.6 which is rounded to 98 and then 9,8 as score; the frame.work is ranked 97.0 without rounding so it ends being 9,7 . the frame.work gets a higher score on the ease
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by wlecometo 4y ago
the same argument might work for walking, but none is suggesting to have helmets while walking
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by wlecometo 4y ago
if someone gets access to your phone they can do way more damage, but this is accepted.

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